Finding Faith in the Midst of Life’s Storms
James Katende – In a world saturated with pain, confusion, loss, and unrelenting struggle, it can feel impossible to believe […]
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Is the Church Doing Enough to Help Fight Unemployment in South Africa?
By James Katende – Unemployment in South Africa is not just a statistic—it is a crisis that strikes at the
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A Call to Churches: Respect Yourself and Others Will Respect You
By James Katende – Respect is a foundational virtue, not just in faith, but in life. In South Africa, a
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Deacons, Priests, Bishops, Religious: What Legacy do they Leave Behind?
By James Katende – A missionary, a deacon, a religious, a priest, and a bishop—all unique in vocation yet united
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Do We Truly Know Our Spiritual Gifts After Confirmation?
By James Katende – The sacrament of Confirmation is a sacred moment in the life of every Catholic—a divine outpouring
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How to Find Meaning in God During Life’s Deepest Struggles
By James Katende – Life’s storms come without warning. Sometimes, it feels as if the whole world is crashing down—the
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Where Have They Gone? Reigniting the Catholic Flame
By James Katende – There is an undeniable truth echoing across South Africa’s churches, cathedrals, and chapels: pews that once
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Making God Visible Together: The Catholic Church’s Call to Unite and Illuminate South Africa
By James Katende – The Church does not exist for itself. It exists to reveal Christ to the world. And
A Cry for Unity: Healing the Colonial Divide and Uniting the Catholic Church in Africa
By James Katende – Africa is not a fractured continent—it is a wounded one. And the Catholic Church, the body
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